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When you are at school and are getting cyberbullied, what do you do?
Tell a trusted adult or friend. Can go to a teacher or someone who can help you report it.
Cyberbullying is bullying on an online platform or on social media.
True
What is Cyberbullying?
Cyberbullying is the use of electronic communication to another person (the bully), typically sending messages of an intimidating or threatening nature.
You are scrolling through your social media and you come across a couple of mean comments addressed to the same person from multiple people. You see that the person has asked them to stop multiple times but they haven't. What would you do?
1) Ask them to stop directly from your account
2) Report them to an adult/teacher
Should you give your password to an unknown user?
Never give private information to people you don't know.
When you're at home and are getting cyberbullied, who do you ask for help?
Tell your parents, a sibling older than you or a trusted friend/adult.
Girls only bully girls.
False, this is because all genders can be bullies. Anyone can be a victim of cyberbullying and anyone can be the bully.
What is a bystander?
A bystander is a witness in a bullying situation.
You are looking through your friends messages trying to find an image you sent them a while ago and come across a couple of mean messages addressed to them recently. You can see this has been going on for a while and they haven't reported it yet. What would you do?
Talk with them about the messages. After the chat report it immediately.
What are three things you should never tell someone online?
1. F_ll n_m_
2. _dd__ss
3. Ph___ n_____r
1)Full Name
2)Address
3)Phone Number
When you're out and you're getting cyberbullied, what do you do?
If you know someone who can help you tell/ask them for help, or tell your parents as soon as you get home. (the sooner the better).
Cyber bullying only happens on computers.
False, this is because it can happen on any platform of technology.
What is a victim?
A victim is a person that is bullied in the situation.
If you were being cyberbullied, what would you do?
Ensure to gather evidence of all the cyberbullying and report it to an adult or friend.
If someone you don't know tries to follow you on a website or social media you should...
Ignore the Friend Request
If you tell someone that you are getting bullied but it still keeps on happening to you at school, what do you do?
Keep reporting it. The bully wants to make you feel vulnerable, no matter what you do it can't be stopped but if you keep reporting it, it will stop (the sooner you report it, the better).
Cyberbullying can happen anywhere.
True, because with phones, you can take them anywhere which means you can take your bullying anywhere.
What does hate speech target?
Race, ethnic origin, religion, sexual orientation, gender identity, or disability.
If an unknown user continuously sends you rude messages, what would you do?
Ask them to stop. Gather evidence. Report it immediately.
You should always make sure you put your accounts on ...? (Think of digital footprint)
Private Setting
If it's really out of hand, where do you go?
If everyone you have informed is doing nothing (which is highly unlikely but it could happen) you should bring it up to the police station (this is a LAST resort).
Cyberbullying mainly happens on social media platforms. (Instagram, Snapchat, Facebook).
This is true because nowadays, teenagers and young adults mostly all have social media accounts.
How can Cyberbullying be prevented?
The best way to prevent cyberbullying is to report it when it happens right away. This makes it easier to stop it before it progresses more.
If someone who you do not know is being cyberbullied, what would you do?
It doesn't matter if you know them or not, no human should be treated that way. Stick up for them. Report it.
In Australia, using a carriage service to menace, harass, or cause offence is a federal crime under the Criminal Code Act 19__?
A)1967
B)1995
C)1985
B) Criminal Code Act 1995